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originally posted in:Collective Of Knowledge
8/27/2015 3:46:36 PM
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A good read but a LOT of speculation. Also alpha lupi is not the traveler, its the name of the main star in the lupi constellation. It translates as first wolf.
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With that logic Osiris is not a Warlock, he's the Egyptian God of undead, and Rasputin not a Warmind, he's a Russian guy who got shot a bunch and lived. (He had a disease where his blood clot incredibly fast, so fast it clotted nearly before he even bled.)
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No because theyre actual names, and names that will most likely give hints to the true motives of osiris and rasputin. Example, rasputin was an advisor but seen as the real power in russia. I havnt read any grimoire that says they named the traveler after a real life star from the lupus constellation. I do realise the grimoires are overly vague though and only allows for speculation in most cases
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Yes, and with that we have alpha wolf, looking on at Roman mythology we see the story of Romulus and Remus. And the close comparisons it holds with us and the Eliksni.
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That is something interesting to consider. You could be right. Im just so used to the traveller being called the traveller its hard to imagine as alpha lupi. But now i think about it, the alpha lupi armor pieces have the faster revive perk. And the traveler sent the ghosts who revived the guardians, so the armor perks correlate with one of the travellers known abilitys. I love the vague lore in this game, it offers up plentifull discussion and theorys
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shrekt
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